GACC report shows Ghana’s anti corruption fight stagnant, urges bold action
The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has described the country’s fight against corruption in 2024 as stagnant, with minimal progress made despite efforts by both state and non-state actors to prevent the menace.
The report highlights growing public dissatisfaction, citing findings from Afrobarometer’s Round 10 (2024) survey, which shows a decline in citizen confidence in the government’s ability to combat corruption.
GACC noted that perceptions of institutional corruption remained high, and many existing safeguards were failing to deter or reduce corrupt practices.
This was contained in the Coalition’s second annual corruption report, launched at the weekend, which tracked the Ghana’s performance between January and December 2024.
The report assessesed progress, challen...